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Digital Engineering October/November 2024
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In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we take a look at novel engineering applications and trends, including a look at online engineering education, low-cost CAD, and Star Wars droid designs. There are also features on on-demand additive manufacturing, and approaches to balancing compute resources.

All Magazine and Special Issues

2016


August 2016
Digital Engineering, August 2016
Industry-specific requirements and workflows reshape general purpose software; Ysing 3D printing and sensors technologies; AI, sensors and data analytics -- the unsung heroes of the IoT.
July 2016
Digital Engineering, July 2016
Initiatives are reshaping Lockheed Martin; Going Green; Microsoft Flexes Its Agile Muscles
June 2016
Digital Engineering, June 2016
Collaborative robots fuel job growth; New tools are emerging that help engineers run more comprehensivenoise, vibration and harshness analysis; Cloud Rendering; and a look at the APEXX 1 1401 and APEXX 2 2402 systems.
May 2016
Digital Engineering, May 2016
An introduction to 3D printing technologies, materials and terms; 3D printing applications from Stratasys, Mcor and 3D Systems; Stress in FEA: Part 2; New display options can give designers a more...
April 2016
Digital Engineering, April 2016
On-demand hardware and pay-per use licensing; Price of 3D Printing; a look at the Dell Precision 7710; Simulation Software and Visual Systems Design.
March 2016
Digital Engineering, March 2016
Simulation-Driven Design Fast Tracks the Hyperloop; Finite Element Analysis; Engineers are gaining more access to virtual and augmented reality; a look at the Eurocom Sky X9W desktop.
February 2016
Digital Engineering, February 2016
MCAD and ECAD; Small teams and big companies are developing a wide range of 3D-printed electronics applications; How enterprise IoT changes product design.
January 2016
Digital Engineering, January 2016
Structural simulation software for optimum light weighting; DARPA and Department of Defense supercomputers; a look at The Digital Storm Slade PRO; Developing smart, connected devices.